The term „corrected retention volume”V R o was introduced by Martin and James in 1952
and is the most important retention parameter in gas chromatography. Its calculation involves …

… in gas chromatography. Extremely fast analysis is only possible when the required number of
plates to separate a critical … ) parameters, which characterise the chromatographic and flow …

… on the key parameters that affect analysis by gas and liquid … authors have discussed the
critical parameters and potential … Jennings and Mehran [20] identify the critical parameters for …

… gas chromatography. Extremely fast analysis is only possible when the required number of
plates to separate a critical … plate height upon carrier gas velocity and column parameters, eg, …

… parameter and Hansen's solubility parameter of the three RTILs by inverse gas chromatography
… Critical parameters and acentric factors used for the calculations were taken from the …

… only requires a single parameter to be set by the user prior to achieving sufficient data
processing for the given retention time region of the chromatogram. This parameter is the number …

… Inverse gas chromatography is an alternative tool to study surface energies. IGC is based
on solid–gas interactions and the affinity between gas probe molecules and the fibre surface …

… A critical parameter of a loop-type modulator is the length of the delay loop. The length
should not be too long, to ensure that analytes are trapped and focused by the downstream cold …

The influence of GC speed on the separation capability of a chromatographic system is
reported measuring a series of parameters including separation measure (S), peak capacity (n), …

… He is widely published in gas chromatography and has been teaching GC to new students
… As such, it is just as valuable a parameter as the distribution constant, and it is one that can …